South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 227, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 August 1917 — Page 2
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l.l M.i i.UMM., AH.IM l.". 1917 THE SOUiH BEND NEWS-TIMEL
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICH.
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Improvement of Street From Michigan to Miami Sts. to Cost $35,000.
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fo f -xt-fii fn.rn M i. h!i n t. Mi.tmi i ts. ar.i v. ill i. .-i .:: th- n L-hour-li'.o-l of $::.",';).. The matter will ' "inf up for a !,M.:l inh r mi Aul:. thui giving Urn jn.j,rty holdt 1" l.y.s to any complaints aairt the prop..- d h;Itsu dmt rc-te pa e merit. Hearings were- i n tL- proj.ox d pipe sewer on :ii .-inut ht.. pipe revver cm Fnv M., grade, mil, ami gravel rcidway on 'ha pin ?-t., pipe sewer on Klin- and alvert i-ts. Hearing given .:i a resolution f.,r pavement on Nile av., ftum Leeper to Howard, was, t on : rmed ami t.i.ls ordered to Lc received. Lolutions for a j i i s'".ir en I'cllons ;-t., fro.i Hajm- a v. to the fir.'-t alloy north, wa. cnniirmc'I an. I lads ordered to ,h received. TIih city engineer ?:! d thr- following' orders with the board of comph -ted work: l-'uerbrvngcr st.. n- . ret" pavement on alley from 'olfa av. to Liif oln wav . Harrion av., (ttiino a., franklin s?.. 'live st., Milton .-t. ami Last Wash, ington nv. Th contract for the water taps on Howard st. was 1 r to the Thomas William;? Plumbing Co. Tin- remainder of the meeting was d. f . t ft 1 to routine I u i r i f ; and the hearing of complaints.
MAN WHO FAILS TO APPEAR BEFORE BOARD TAKEN: LATER FREED T.oui- .1. :;0", s. 'hapin st , did not appear 1 .-f r the leal exemption hoard for Iiis physical eanimation and was arrested f.y the police Tuesday morning, im hi- pl-a that the notification was s.-nt to 7c', . t'hapin -t.. lie was allowed to take the phvshal e a m ina t ion Tuiia afternoon. .eled failed to ;ci-s the phvsical ea tnin.ation ami was id'a--e5 hv th- i'.inl. This is th.fast atret of a .nan who had h's line ( ard. 1-Mt faihd to t'port lor phsi al f uninution after nume Was posted in th' t niii t house.
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infantry will hurl his first han-l -'!' id- at siiit,'( r park next s'at'irday afternoon when ho will open hostilities hetw'on the s'ini:er"s and an All-Star tam in the l-aso hall contest to he triven for the heneüt of the .o !th I'.'-nd national iiardsm n. ',,. I 'r ermuth will throw th.-v ti ist hall. The tickets wei. placed on sale Tuesday afternoon and present indications are that the west side park will he the scene of one of the his,'st rnwds in its history Saturday. Charles Lent, yesterday announced his line-up for the Singers:
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man. pitch. Am effort will he made to hae Shifter and Anderson. two well known and popular umpires of the city, h ( ide the points. Co. I' and machine uun ompanies are s.eduhd to Rie a military drill of fifteen minutes just prior to the fipenin of the tarne and are preparing somethin'.; of unusual inttrt to the persons who attend the Ka me.
Arnon the dsitors at the camp yesterday were Capt. liny Lh," formerly ir.ipector of small arm practice and ''apt. John L"vhner. regimental cotnmissaiy otlicer of the third on thi- i order, hoth of the former Indiana national uard ofticer.s are of Auhurn. Photographer McIonald is busily en;;afced in taking the portraits of every soldier of the South Lend units. Some one took the joy out of life by sUKiresting that the newspapers would want cuts of those who are killed in the conflict. Tickf ts to the b..ll uame at Singer park Saturday are t'iii'-, lik hot cakes and a great crowd is expected at the Käme. o Mechanic Prank Conklin of the machine pun company recently built an aeroplane all by himself. It was a pood one. too. but has not yet h en (ailed into serwee hy the i:o ernnu ii't. pi. w roil m:i) c nos. Mis Minnie C.unn, i : :4 V. Pord st.. will direct a play which will he i,'ivep in the near future? at the Oliver op ia house. Narry I. Sommers of the Knickei hocker theater, w York. will open the hor.sr for the p!iy. The proceeds will be pien to the local Keil Cross chapter.
OLD GLORY NOW
FLIES OfER GAM
The South Lend merchants have been contributing in a liberal manner to the cause of the South Lend units now in federal service at Leeper park. Through the generosity of several corporations the camp was yesterday able to raise a large l!ar, pole from which (ld (llory waves from six in the morning 11 til parade or retreat at night. The Indian. i & Michigan Plectrio company yesterday gave t lie services )'" six men to raising a large pole contributed by the South Lend Supply company. The latter corporation also donated the use of 4 '.' feet of wire neres.-ary for use as guys. Chard Tompsett. hardware merchants, contributed P" feet of wire and the huge national banner was loaned hy .1. Seifert of S. William st. To aid In advertising the base l all game Saturday, the L. P. Manly printing company.. donated fifty display cards and the Leers printing plant of Past South Lend offered 1..-.U hand hills. Charles I um donated chop suey for ester day's dinner serv ed to 1 "l soldiers at Camp Leeper and Mrs. .1. W. Lichnerott h z. 11M W. IMv ision st.. pau- a case of oranges and a hushel of potatoes.
CATHOLICS CELEBRATE FEAST OF ASSUMPTION Today, the Feast of the Assumption, is a holy day of obligation for all C.ttholics. Mases were said in the various (hutches this morning at ".: 7: 'i and o'clock. At the ! o'clock services seMilons were delivered and the services of the day wer concluded with benediction.
UNIVERSITY CLUB TO PICNIC SATURDAY
The Pniversity club holds its next octing Saturday at (Jrand Lea h. Mi' h. Call llihberd, Carl (JinU and lonahl Inumiiiond (omjx.se tno co.iimittee in 'haru-e of th- entertainment. The feature of tne uut-in-r will f.e th" blind hoiw contest lit Id on the C.rand P.eat h uoif linka
WOMAN WHO SPENT GREATER PART OF TWO YEARS IN BED FINDS NEW LEASE OF LIFE
Helpless and Tortured With Rheumatism of Joints, Now Healthy and Happy Add Crutches to Var-ne-sis' Boston Collection.
BOARD ORDERED TO EXTEND ill
Mrs. William Rupel Wins Fight for Water on Ewing Av.
"It ?nai;s :1 l.e.x le.,.vt- of life to n,e to ; i...it .1- I do now,"' s.jid Mrs. Ahe- Y. Tuttni.e of 1," South s reet . -'it t h 1 1 1' -' . M .: s. ' I'h l ea t r i ... i f n two ea rs 1 sptt.f in ltd. pot onlv was 1 help-ies-J. bit I suite! ed :r-o'i eVerv hoill". M K'lecs vsee ! r i , t , I ; t" look tlp" cr. swolb'i . i ! ? 1 t twice their natural ie and . - -ti'Y is two sticks ' wool. Th" t ; ( could ease
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ci-.it. h s and u. ra' ua lie recov rt1 .- . that 1 discarded mv cane. Purin-T mv illness I lell away t( ninety pounds. Yai-i.e-sis mt cnlv cured mv rheunuit ism, hut helped my
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I reclined m.v former weight. I .'irti wtd' and stiong toda.v, thanks to U - !H -s's." lie". Paul M. ('aver of ..; Willow sttett. ew Le.ltord. Mass.. yiwilies
the cn liJi"u Mrs. Tui'"inip was in, I and watched her progress from. hd I h ssness to recov m v w ith marked j interest. I Yar-ne-Ms is the i iv preparation
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1 I ee. L vou .lie suffeiiim liom - hronia rheumatism of the joints start taklit -r '.ir-i e-sis do it NOW every day's n('!cct is ju-t one iiiore da o t n et d less sii u ei in -;.
lrs. Yilli;'.m Lupel, ;;0l S. Lafavette st.. won out in her complaint betöre the Indiana puhlh- service commission, for extension of water mains fiom Iifavette st. on l,wing av. to her property. It appears that a formal onh r to extend the mains was received at the board of works oMice Monday, but announcement of defeat on the part of the body was not oflicially made until 3 ('clock Tuesday after: on. Hearing on the petition was held in the otlices oi Mayor Keller June I'O. when a memher of the Indiana public service commission was present. The notification from this body was then sent to Supt. Toy no last evening. The result of the decision will be acttd upon at the meeting of the hoard of public works; W c d n v s d a y evening. Commission Acts ijtiicklv. Mrs. Lupe! in her petition statfd that the city hv rfe installation of sowers in the vicinity of her home, has caused numerous wells to go dr, that the people are without drin'ving water, and that the water uepaVtment has refused to install city water until the residents would guarantee 1 per cent return on the ost of installation. She asked that the commission interfere in the interests of public health and tonvtn-
it uce- and rights c f the people of that community. While ord inaj ily a petition to the commission should contain la names, the oimnission realizing the gravity of the situation, acted upon Mis. Kupel's petition. Pnder the pu'die utility law of Indiana municipality owned utilities are subject to the fame regulations as those operated hy private indivflnals. .1. W. Toyne. the superintendent of the water department, stated last evening that the hoard will act on the rulings of the commission this evening and the matters remedied.
! Mr- Jesse Hi' harden, with her ! children, of South Bend u a,? a ! week-end visitor with her parents, ! Mr. and Mrs. Harold Myers. J A large number from this plac j attended the Cry stal Springs camp 1 meeting Sunday. The meeting? closj ed Sunday evening- after a, 10 days' j session of interesting and profitable I gatherins.
Mrs. John Kerr was a week-end visitor with hir daughter, Mrs. Fred Clough. in Lenton Haroor. Ar.lv s Wright is is-itint; her cotisin. Miss Nolo Xorris-, in Fairland. Lobert Laldwin (T Detroit is visiting his father, ( '. P. Italdwir. The.j.loio Noel, who has been seriously ill. is improving. Mesdames Lelle Ieo and I'li.abeth Robinson and Miss Mary Lurton were elected delegates y Maj. Murdoch circle to attend the executive meeting of the Lerrien county 1 attalion to he held in Lentoii Harter Thursday afternoon. Aug. 16. (leorge Stefty went to Pearl. -Mich., Saturday for a w eek's iit with relatives. John Loyle was a husiness visitor in Chicago several days last veek. Oliver lx)hr returned Sun lay to his school work in St. Louis, Mo., after a few days' is it at tho Lour home here. Herman Andrew of Pokagot was a week-end visitor at the K. H. Judd home. Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Lindsey of Chicago are here for a week's visit with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tallman. Mrs. Thomas Taylor and daughters, the .Misses Ada and Leth Taylor, were South Lend visitors Saturday. The Led Cross society wll give an ice cream social at The Cabin on Lluff st. Tuesday evening. Everyone is invited. Herbert Willis ot South Lfnd wT.s a wee;-end isitor at the home of his uncle. Alvin Willis. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Hoopingarner of Syracuse. Ind., were week-end visitors at the; home of tin; formei's brother, J. C. Hoopingarner. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Wheeler and niece, Larue Mohne.v, of Three Livers are visitors at tin Alvin Willis home. Mr. and Mrs. J. C Hoopingarner and John Hoopingarner and family attended the annual reunion of the Hoopin-'arner family at (tilead lake Saturday. This family reunion is held on the birthday of the oldest
i member, Cabriel Hoopingarner.
who is tU years old. W. N. Skinner and family motored to Xappj'.nee, Ind., Sunday for a day's visit with the Y. C. ITine family. Mrs. W. Tallman went to Wyatt, Ind., Monday for a visit with her sister. -Mrs. Maggie Loeder.
OlIPII.W.s' IIOAKI KFPOKTS. At a meeting of the orphans' home board of directors reports for the month of July were heard. There were 1 t children received into the home ami 11 wer1 neutered. Homes have been found for 1 children and three were returned to their parents. At the present time there are IM)'. children enrolled and three boys, who were formerly of the home, have joined the army; one has enlisted in the Canadian army. Mrs. Jacobs r.f Kendallv ille gav e the home JlT,. The children enjoyed a picnic given by the Methodist church of Mishawaka.
ANNOINTLMIAT. ur lNth August Fur Sale Is n great sucres. There is a reason. If interested in Furs you owe it o yourself to come and see our line, up-to-date line at this money-saving .-lie. Make your selection now, we will store it free until wanted. Hemodeling and repairing at special
summer prices during August. II.
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WILLOW CREEK, IND. Miss Peail iresvvold of Lockford, 111., is spending' the week with Mrs. Fred Morse. Mr. and Mrs. James Kizer and Mr. and Mrs. Vein Lockwood motored to Winona lake on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lberhart. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. E bor hart and (ieorge Lberhart and son. Kussell, were at Elkhart, where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Sarah P.ryson, a sister of J. C. Eberhart. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yost of South Lend were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lex Eager. Jacob Snyder and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Snyder of Mishawaka. Mr. and Mrs. John Leyrer of Lrookline" farm were at Klinger lake on Tuesday. Mr. ami Mrs. J. H. Wommer of "Elmdorf" farm" entertained on Friday evening-. Anions the Kuests was Mrs. Iockwood of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hunsberger
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Samuel Judie on Tuesday evening:. Mr. and Mrs. L,. Eager of "Hillside" entertained a company of on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Shively of New York state anil Mr. and Mrs. lbrt Weiss
j and children of Laporte were weekI end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. James j Lberhart. i Mrs. M. W. Mix- and Mr. Kinyort
of Mishawaka were callers ot Mrs. Paul Fuson on Friday. The Community Center will hold their annual picnic Aug. j:j at the Kennedy school grounds. The Home Economics club will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Harry Hogue. There will be a dance given on Saturday evening. Aug. IS, at the Hutch Island schoolhouse, for the benefit of the" Led Cross. Church services will he held Funday. Aug. 19. as follows: Sunday school at 10 a. rn. and preaching at 11 a. rn.
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STONY RIDGE, IND.
Miss Anna Wehster is spendinc; the. week with Mrs. M. L. Shelpman. Mr. and Mrs. Metzger and Leo wi re Sunday guests at the home of C. L. Stuckey.
i Miss Hazel Markham v. sited Mr?. I William Yoder Friday, j Mr. and Mrs. William Kuehl and ) family. Mjss Erie Mark. Miss Marj cella Mueller are spending the week j at Lull lake. ! Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Kiefer and i fainilv were Sunday guests of Mr.
Handsome Sport Coats of Finest Materials One-half Price.
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We want to sell out the balance of our Silk Suits, Silk Coats, Sport Coats, White Wool Sport Coats and odd Spring Coats. Our entire stock has Teen put out on two racks, and you can take your choice at l2 Pirce. ALL WASH DRESSES AT V2 PRICE. We ad vise you making liberal purchase fW next season. ALL SUMMER MILLINERY AT 1 A PRICE.
White Tub Skirts 1,000 New Crisp Voile
Just received. A splendid variety of trim styles in excellent quality Piques, Cords and Gabardines, priced $1, $1.50, $1.95 to $3.50. Regular and extra sizes.
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Waists Priced at $2.00 and $2.98 Just a little better values than we ever ottered you before. The styles are very pretty, the 'materials excellent.
Boys' K. & E. Blouse Waists at 65c. The best boys' blouse made. All sizes. IJht and dark. Boys' Extra Trou-.- ; for Early Fall priced 59c,
75c, $1.00 and $1.50.
NOTE TO MOTHERS FOR GIRLS Are you getting- the children ready for school3 Well, come and see the splendid dresses on sale at 89c, $1.00, $1.50 and $1.95. Made of very best qualities of fast color 'laid Ginghams with long sleeves. Extraordinary values.
and Mrs. Stanley Cowles of South Lend. Mrs. Frederick Helmen has returned from Linton Harbor. Mr. Lettys and family are moving to South Lend. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Van Ness were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shattoo. Nicholas Ctoetzinger. Mr. and Mr. Clyde Lumsey and Dorothy spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Anton Goetzinger. C. F. Post visited his family Saturday and Sunday. The- Clay township social center held its meeting Fnday night. A business meeting was held, after which Merle Cillis of Purdue pave a stereopticon lecture on "Soils." A special meeting has been called for Friday night. 'Aug. to discuss the exhibits to Pe made at the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Turnock and family were Sunday guests of M .. and Mrs. Charles Shickcy.
NILES, MICH.
Mis.s Alice Kibble, daughter oF Mr. and Mrs. Amos Kibble, 199 X. Seventh st.f vas united in marriage to Oscar Johnson of this city at the Methodist parsonage. Lev. E. C Lewis olticiated. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson left on a wedding trip and upon their return will reside with the i. ride's parents. The groom is employed as a paper maker at the French Co. paper mills. A call for adifltional draft ed men is to be made in the second Lerrien county district. The examinations of these men is to begin next Monday at Luchanan and v. ill continue for three days. The second call provides for the summoning of 30 more men than that in the first tail, which was ."16.
PALMER PRAIRIE
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Henning of Culver spent the week-end witn Charles Lasch and lamily. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd lthodes and baby of Elkhart are visiting Mr. Rhodes' parents. Mr. and Mrs. ;amuel Rhode". E. J. Hartman and Mrs. Fanr.ie Rcnsbcrger, Elmer Nelson and Miss Ruth llartmni spent Sunday at Argos. Mr. and Mrs. fleorpe Kramer were in South Lend Sunday. The social at Poole's was largely attended Saturday evening.
PREFERRED SHIPPING MAY BRING MORE COAL
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1 Ö. Plans for relit ving the coal shortage in the northwest by a system of preferential shipments were formed Tuesday at the conference of officials, of railroads and coal operators, and may ultimately call on Pres't Wilson for executive approval to make them effective.
BRITISH LOSSES DURING AUGUST TOTAL 21,722 LONDON Aug. 15. Reports of
Lntish casualties issued during theJ lir.st two wteks of August total TL'J officers and men. They are di-j vided as follows: i Killed ani died of wounds Officers. 22:1; private and non--. ommis-1
sioned otficers, 4.4J4. Wounded or missing Officers. I,-
821 : men. IT. 234. Total, 21,721'. I
Lorn, to Mr. , and Mrs. Kat lton Kingsafer t f Uoselawn. a daughter, Aug. 13.
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IIIUIM-FCRMLR Ba TIL USL uum-rLNT -MTLL I'NL .... ii ii-- o n ors kr. The retirement nf the Muscnviu- nm lias now readied a point 3'J miles to tlie east .f Tarnopol. til according to unofficial dispatches. Thee dispatch's ..nnotmccd the abandonment f the Russians of pros. Kourov i on the River Long, and of Ka nu netz-Podolsk, on the Smotrich river, which empties nito the Dniester. Tlie distant e between the broken and solid I. lack lines shows the extent of the Lu;aii retreat.
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LET ME SHOW YOU On Savings HOW YOUR RENT OO Deposits MONEY WILL BUY Indiana Savinw & Loan YOU A HOME or. Main and enter t-. R. J. BAILEY, Sales Agent for - "SOUTHLAWN" Broken lines QC ii3.il rnion Tru.t'nid. Fancy Boots .pLell 307. Horn- IKiS. ' Guarantee Shoe Co. Clean-Up Sale Chas. B. Sax & Co. iuiet w, i ujij
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